Issue 113 articlesFilmDealing with Wild Things: Maurice and Max Turn Passive to Activep. 1Noreen Honeycutt, Lauren Honeycutt & Bruce H. SklarewFrom the PresidentMeeting the Challenge of Newtownp. 3Bob PylesLettersLetters to Editorp. 4Thomas N. FranklinFrom the Board on Professional StandardsReport in Response to 2012 Executive Council Resolutionp. 5Colleen L. Carney & Lee I. AschermanThe Psychoanalyst as ArtistFifth Annual Psychoanalytic Art Showp. 14Jon MeyerSymposiumPsychological Birth and Infant Developmentp. 18Eva D. Papiasvili & Harold P. BlumPoetryFrom the Unconsciousp. 20Sheri Butler HuntAsperger's SyndromeAsperger's Syndrome and D.W. Winnicott's Theories of Development: Implications for Techniquep. 21Michael L. KrassPsychoanalytic SchoolsPsychoanalytic Schools: A Piece of History Flourishing Todayp. 22Barbara StreeterSchizophreniaMacArthur Genius with Schizophrenia Champions a Cause: Psychoanalysisp. 23Richard TuchCOPEImpasses and Failures in Analysisp. 24Judy L. Kantrowitz & Steven H. GoldbergPolitics and Public PolicyBoundary Violations by Third Parties: Private: Practice and Devolution of Consentp. 25Graham L. SpruiellDjango UnchainedA Psychoanalyst Reflects on Django Unchainedp. 29Henry J. Friedman
Issue 216 articlesWhere Are We Going?p. 1Miriam Finder TasiniFrom the PresidentTwilight of the Training Analysis Systemp. 3Otto F. KernbergFrom the Board on Professional StandardsA Vision for the Future of APsaAp. 5Colleen L. Carney & Lee I. AschermanLeo DurocherDurocher: My Giant Bete Noire…p. 7Theodore JacobsSpecial Section: Psychoanalyst as Public IntellectualPsychoanalyst as Public Intellectual: Introductionp. 8Michael SlevinMy Psychopolitical Journeyp. 9Vamık D. VolkanPsychoanalysis as Social Intervention: Why Silence is Not an Optionp. 10Sally WeintrobeReviving Psychoanalysis in Public Debatep. 11Eli ZaretskyWhat Me Tweet? The Ordinary Psychoanalyst as Public Intellectualp. 12Prudence L. GourguechonScary Books and MoviesChild and Adolescent Psychoanalysts in the Community: SCARY Books and Moviesp. 14Judith ChertoffFilmFreedom Writers: The Film's Impact on a Group of Viewersp. 15Elisabeth P. Waugaman, Richard M. Waugaman & Bruce SklarewKansas City Psychoanalytic InstituteKansas City Psychoanalytic Affiliates with Department of Psychiatryp. 17Richard M. ZeitnerSocial MediaSocial Media for Psychoanalysts: Look Before You Leapp. 19Stephanie NewmanCases from the Frenkel FilesFamily Practitioner's Sexual Relationship with Patient May Be Malpracticep. 23John C. WestPolitics and Public PolicyPrivate Practice, Confidentiality, and Parity Violationsp. 24Graham L. SpruiellPoetryFrom the Unconsciousp. 27Sheri Butler Hunt
Issue 314 articlesPolitics and Public PolicyPrivate Practice in the Lion's Den: Advocacy Push to Preserve Independencep. 1Graham Lindley SpruiellSpecial Section: Saving Private PracticeThe Canary in the Coal Mine: APsaA's Central Role in Preserving Fee-for-Servicep. 3Bob PylesHighlights of Executive Council Meetingp. 4From the Board on Professional StandardsSeparation and Individuation: A Developmental Modelp. 5Lee I. Ascherman & Elizabeth BrettSpecial Section: Saving Private PracticeCases from the Frenkel Files: Health Information—Keeping It Confidentialp. 8John C. WestElectronic Medical Records—No More Mr. Nice Guyp. 9Paul MosherCandidates' council: Creativityp. 11Navah C. KaplanEuropean EducationMy European Educationp. 20Fred BuschFilmMacbeth: Genesis of Tyrannyp. 21Samuel T. Goldberg & Bruce H. Sklarew, Film Column EditorReflectionsReflections on Rear Windowp. 23Peter B. DunnPoetryFrom the Unconsciousp. 25Sheri Butler HuntMedical StudentsPsychoanalysts Welcome in the House of Medicinep. 26Janis L. CutlerCOPEDevelopmental Curriculump. 28Karen GilmoreTribute to Homer Curtis: 1917-2013p. 31Ralph E. Fishkin
Issue 419 articlesWriting Alone in the Presence of Othersp. 1Billie A. PivnickFrom the PresidentThe Canary in the Coal Mine, Part II: Flying the Coopp. 3Bob PylesFrom the Board on Professional StandardsA Plan to Strengthen Our Institutesp. 5Lee I. Ascherman & Elizabeth BrettFrancophone Analysts74th Congress of Francophone Analysts: May 29-June 1, 2014: Montreal, Canadap. 9FreudFreud Was Born Too Soon: 50 Years Too Soonp. 10Fred M. SanderSpecial Section : Further Reflections on NewtownFurther Reflections on Newtown: Introductionp. 12Michael SlevinConfronting Unbearable Grief for Murdered Childrenp. 12Ana-María RizzutoSpecial Section: Further Reflections on NewtownGrowing Up in the Age of (Instant) Informationp. 13Anne AdelmanPoetryFrom the Unconsciousp. 16Sheri Butler HuntCOPEStudy Group on Supervisionp. 17Barbara StimmelLettersLetter to the Editorp. 18Leon Hoffman & Marcia KaplanGrosfeld Family Fund for Analysisp. 18Deanna HoltzmanPolitics and Public PolicyMental Health Parity: Enforceable Right or Fantasy?p. 19Graham L. SpruiellD.C. Confidentiality LawNew Protections for Patient Confidentiality and Independent Review in D.C.p. 21Barry J. LandauPsychodynamic ApproachTaking a Psychodynamic Approach to Working with Older Peoplep. 22Douglas W. LaneGoing to the DogsUnleashed Potentialp. 24Peter RudermanFoundation Year-End Wrap Up: Grant-Worthy Projects in Various Guisesp. 25Linda R. BensonAPsaA FellowsAPsaA's Excellent New Fellows for 2013-2014p. 28Distance LearningDistance Learning from Chicago Institutep. 31Nancy Lawrenz